Sentence examples for usual impression of from inspiring English sources

They could have had greater  insurance against late alarms, but Jesse Lingard was twice thwarted in one- on-one situations by goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes, who gave his usual impression of an octopus trapped inside a tumble drier.

The essays vary in tone and quality, but experienced journalists covering the Israel/Palestine story will recognize the usual impressions of reporters fresh from the airport.

But it also contains a commitment to deliver the new Skem, and adds the usual impressions of how the town could look.

There is unlikely to be the usual biting impression of President Bush by Will Ferrell, but Mr. Michaels said that politics in general and Mr. Bush in particular might not be off limits, even this week.

Remarkably, as I toured the factory, I didn't have that usual layman's impression of high technology -- that what's happening is simply incomprehensible, with lots of complicated junctions and pathways.

A publisher once told me a book of mine was being priced higher than usual "to give the impression of perceived value".

Instead, content with his usual pair, he gives the impression of almost peering over the top of them.

I will never forget brushing my teeth next to my housemate's room only to hear – amidst the usual grunting – a very convincing impression of an owl.

Cafés were busy; streets were clogged with traffic.The impression of business as usual was illusory.

The result is a downward spiral: the more Mr Obama fails, the more he resorts to the permanent campaign, and the more he resorts to the permanent campaign, the more he becomes just like any other president.To add to the impression of business as usual, Mr Obama is continuing the long-standing trend of amassing ever more power in the White House.

The entire travelling staff and non-playing squad joined them to form a group of more than 40; that idea came from the players and, while the warm-ups had given a sound impression of business as usual, it presented an arresting image that struck home the extent to which Leicester's collective has been shaken to the core.